For the first time in the Indian Premier League, Mustafizur Rahman had to wait for nine overs before getting a chance to bowl.The only thing the pacer could do was to have a go at the tail and he didn't disappoint.

The Bangladesh pacer recorded his best bowling figures of the Indian Premier League today with 3 for 16.

Mustafizur Rahman, the 20-year-old cutter master of Bangladesh and Bhuvneshwar Kumar, the leading swing bowler of India form a deadly duo and drive their team Sunrisers Hyderabad to the fourth spot in the Indian Premier League’s 2016 standings after eight matches only.

Mustafizur Rahman puts in another dazzling display to help Sunrisers Hyderabad take control of their Indian Premier League match against Gujarat Lions

Bangladesh left arm pacer Mustafizur Rahman escapes the hindi lesson from Yuvraj Singh on stage but has to complete an amusing task with his head during the lively promotional event of Sunrisers Hyderabad.

Mustafizur Rahman's fame has now truly reached international status with renowned news agency Agence France-Presse

Pace bowler Mustafizur Rahman has been a revelation since he burst onto the international stage with Bangladesh just a year ago -- and now he is taking the Indian Premier League (IPL) by storm.

Bangladesh left-arm wonder Mustafizur Rahman is chosen by Cricket Australia in their IPL team of the tournament.

Bangladesh will prepare for day-night Test matches from next season, according to Nizamuddin Chowdhury, the BCB CEO.

Don’t miss the second leg of this season's 'South Indian derby' when Mustafizur Rahman’s Sunrisers Hyderabad lock horns with Royal Challengers Bangalore's at 20:30 Bangladesh Standard Time today.

Mustafizur's bowling numbers in all formats in his short career so far is almost beyond belief. In every format his bowling average is below 20, with his worst average being 18.38, in 15 first-class matches.

Fearsome South Africa fast bowler Dale Steyn has joined the Mustafizur Rahman fan club, paying the Bangladeshi left-arm paceman perhaps the highest compliment that can be paid to left-handed pace bowlers. His latest Indian Premier League outing on Tuesday for

Bangladesh left arm pacer Mustafizur Rahman’s exploits in the on-going Indian Premier League not only make Tigers fans proud but also grab the attention of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, herself an ardent sports lover.

Mustafizur Rahman is a shy boy who doesn't like talking much, unless he is speaking in his mother tongue Bangla. But in the ongoing Indian Premier League, the 20-year-old Bangladesh bowler, has allowed the ball to do all the talking.

Mustafizur has been rocking to the core in 20-over cricket, and played an important role in Bangladesh's campaigns at the recently concluded Asia Cup and ICC World T20 2016 in India. Currently, Fizz is ranked the 19th best T20 bowler in the world by the ICC, having played only 13 T20I matches.

“Bangladesh is privileged to have Mustafizur Rahman,” Sunrisers Hyderabad captain David Warner said after Mustafizur's

The video of Mustafizur Rahman's short but sweet post-match man-of-the-match interview and his Sunrisers Hyderabad skipper David Warner's gushing praise of the young Bangladeshi bowler's performance.

For the record, Fizz bowled his first maiden over in T20 cricket, the first in this year’s IPL, had the lowest economy rate ever in an innings after three overs in the IPL by conceding only three runs and even had Navjot Singh Sidhu dedicate the post-match analysis show to the Cutter Master.

Bangladesh bowling sensation Mustafizur Rahman makes yet another scintillating performance with the ball in Sunrisers’ match against Punjab in Indian Premier League 2016.

For Sunrisers, the momentum is on their side but it remains to be seen how well they can react on the account of a failure for David Warner.